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 | Pittsfield Dog Ordered Euthanized Bites Again
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A dog previously ordered to be euthanized has bitten another person while the decision was under appeal.
Animal Control Officer Joseph Chague said the 110-pound Loco, owned by Raymond Wright of North Street, bit another person and the dog was impounded. The dog was already deemed dangerous and ordered to
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 | Reid Middle School Evacuated After Hoax Bomb Threat
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A secretary at Reid Middle School picked up the phone about 11:25 on Thursday morning to hear a message that a bomb was in the school and would explode at a certain time.
Reid was one of five schools across the state and two more schools in New Hampshire that received the same call on Thursday.
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 | Lanesborough Cal Ripken Sign-ups Available Online
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — Lanesborough Youth Baseball online registrations are now open at http://leagues.bluesombrero.com/Lanesboroughyb.
The cost is $36 per player with a family maximum of $72.
The program is open to kids ages 4-12 living in Lanesborough and surrounding towns, including
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 | Pittsfield Holding Public Forum On Needle Exchange Program
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The first public engagement session about a needle exchange program is scheduled for Tuesday.
The city is considering authorizing the program to operate in the city and the Board of Health was close to voting to give that authorization last month. But, the board decided to hold off and, in conjunction with the
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 | Efforts to Re-Open Polish Club in Pittsfield Still Ongoing
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Steve Fillio has joined the efforts to reopen the Polish Community Club.
The club has been closed since the end of 2014 and members have been trying to re-open since. But, it had many hurdles in its way to get things aligned and now some two years later, it's still trying. Fillio is expected to take
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 | The Independent Investor: All You Need to Know About Medicare
More of us are signing up for Medicare every day. And like social security, there are plenty of unanswered questions for those of us who are beginning the process. There are plenty of places to seek answers, but how to separate facts from sales pitches from health insurance brokers is part of the problem. Here is a primer that may help you
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 | High School Art Show Opens at Norman Rockwell Museum
STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. — The annual Berkshire County High School Art Show returns for its 31st year at Norman Rockwell Museum with a special exhibit opening to be held on Saturday, Feb. 4, from 2 to 4 p.m.
Visitors can celebrate the creative talent on display from Berkshire County high schools, and meet the artists; original works in all
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 | MCLA to Present Student Leadership Conference
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts will present the 22nd annual Leadership Conference, "100 Yards of Leadership," on Sunday, Feb. 5, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Amsler Campus Center Gym, when MCLA will welcome AJ Adams, an award-winning speaker, author and entrepreneur, as the keynote
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 | Time to Gather Your Investment Tax Forms
The holidays are now a month behind us, which means it's about time for another season: tax season.
While you may not find it particularly festive, you can get through this season with a minimum of stress – if you're organized. That means, among other things, you'll need to gather the correct forms in one place. And right
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